July 29, 2008A few months ago I went and saw Ki:Theory play at Toad’s Place in Richmond, and I was quite impressed. In addition to being a great musician, he’s crafted some cool music videos, as well. Check out the video for Holiday Heart below; if you like what you hear, check out his music over at [...]
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July 13, 2008Alright, my next recommendation off of NoiseTrade is the self-titled release by a band called The Allens. I’d never heard of them before, but after listening to a few of their samples on NoiseTrade, I shared the album with three friends and got their free download, and I could not be more pleased. Definitely a [...]
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July 3, 2008I’ve been testing NoiseTrade for a few weeks now, and I’ve been rather impressed. If you remember the FreeDerekWebb campaign, Derek gave away his Mockingbird album for free in exchange for sharing the e-mail addresses of three friends who might be interested in his music. NoiseTrade builds off of this experiment; a growing number of [...]
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October 30, 2007(Via TheLongBrake on Twitter.) Following in the footsteps of Radiohead, Paste Magazine has decided to experiment with a “Name Your Price” 1-year subscription to their magazine. That’s right, you can name your price (anything $1 and up) for a 1-year subscription to their magazine, an offer that usually goes for $19.95 (11 issues). This will [...]
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August 28, 2007The first review of Overdressed is in from Christian Music Today, and it’s a glowing one. Sounds like: earthy acoustic pop and folk reminiscent of Paul Simon, Andrew Peterson, Rich Mullins, and the earlier releases from Caedmon’s Call. At a glance: with superb songwriting and an eclectic, catchy folk-pop sound, Overdressed is easily one of [...]
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